Entertainment

Water presentation planned at two area libraries

EDITOR’S NOTE: This article has been updated to reflect a change in day for the presentations.

Life

Tidal energy, forestry to be discussed in Forks

FORKS — Experts and researchers will discuss tidal energy and forestry this week at the Olympic Natural Resources…

Lawsuit targets federal oversight of shellfish farming

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Lawsuit targets federal oversight of shellfish farming

By Phuong Le

Keith Thorpe/Peninsula Daily News Pilings that once supported temporary moorage docks stand empty at Port Angeles City Pier as they await new dock sections.

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Floats delayed once again for Port Angeles City Pier

PORT ANGELES — Five much-awaited City Pier floats will be installed in 2018 instead of this year as…

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Port Angeles wellness event slated for Wednesday

PORT ANGELES – Lisa Hennings will present during the inaugural Wellness Wednesday event at Park View Villas at…

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Bridge closure canceled

SHINE — Tonight’s scheduled closure of the Hood Canal Bridge has been canceled.

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East Beach Road to be closed to through traffic starting Monday

OLYMPIC NATIONAL PARK — East Beach Road will be closed to through traffic beginning Monday through Aug. 25.

Crime

Plea deal reached in federal drug case

TACOMA — A Sequim man accused of trafficking large amounts of heroin and methamphetamine into Clallam County has…

Crime

Port Angeles man arrested after allegedly pointing loaded assault rifle at passing car

PORT ANGELES — A Port Angeles man will make his first court appearance Monday after he was arrested…

Port Angeles Waterfront Center concept grows in the planning

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Port Angeles Waterfront Center concept grows in the planning

PORT ANGELES — Organizers of the Port Angeles Waterfront Center have responded to community feedback by setting in…

Port Angeles School Board approves letter requesting dissolution of skills center

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Port Angeles School Board approves letter requesting dissolution of skills center

PORT ANGELES — The vote was unanimous, and the tone somber.

Letters to the Editor

LETTER: Hearing the Navy jets training overhead, I feel comforted

When I hear the jets going over our area, I am glad because I know they are for…

Letters to the Editor

LETTER: What’s wrong with Trump’s steady leadership? He’s doing everything right

Thank God for Trump and his policies to get America on the right track after eight years of…

Letters to the Editor

LETTER: Lavender Weekend headaches an important caution about population, housing approval

Accidents are inevitable.

News

NEWS BRIEFS: Outage in Clallam County knocks out power to about 520 … and other items

About 520 people in Forks, Quillayute, La Push and surrounding areas were out of power for about 30…

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Port Angeles Library renovation to replace carpet, limit services temporarily

PORT ANGELES — Renovations will curtail some services at the Port Angeles Library from Aug. 21 to Sept.…

American Revolutionary War re-enactor Dennis LeMay of San Diego, Calif., left, oversees a collection of troops in a firearms drill Friday at the third annual Northwest Colonial Festival at the George Washington Inn near Agnew. The event, which continues today from 9:30 a.m. to 5:30 p.m., features a collection of re-enactors demonstrating a variety of activities, including life in the 1700s while focusing on the April 19, 1775, “Skirmish on Lexington Green” and the “Battle for Concord Bridge.” (Keith Thorpe/Peninsula Daily News)

Entertainment

Northwest Colonial Festival bursts into life at historic George Washington Inn

PORT ANGELES — The third annual Northwest Colonial Festival will wrap today with two landmark events that occurred…

From left are Michelle Rhodes of Shipley Center, Tom LaMure and Jim Hurley of the Sequim PC Users Group, Steve Solberg of SPCUG and Shipley Center’s IT specialist, and Shipley Center Executive Director Michael Smith. (Patricia Morrison Coate/Olympic Peninsula News Group)

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Network links unite entities as groups donate computers to Sequim’s Shipley Center

By Patricia Morrison Coate

Life

HELP LINE: Remember: Age is just a number

TODAY IS MY birthday (thank you, thank you very much), and I must confess that I hadn’t anticipated…

Life

PENINSULA KITCHEN: Finger foods to beat the heat

GROWING UP AS an only child with a single mother, we often had what we called “Snackens” for…